SOP-13 Improvement (Corrective - Preventive Action)
SOP-13 Improvement (Corrective - Preventive Action)
SOP-13 Improvement (Corrective - Preventive Action)
FOR
IMPROVEMENT (CORRECTIVE/PREVENTIVE ACTION)
QUALITY PROCEDURE
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Issue Date :
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Owner: M R
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December 15th 2009
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AMENDMENT SHEET
Revision
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Nature of
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1. Purpose
To provide a system for continual improvement in the quality
management system by implementing Corrective and Preventive
Action.
2. Scope
This procedure is applicable to all functions in the Company who
can suggest and implement corrective and preventive action for
improvement in the management system.
3. Responsibilities
The Company personnel are encouraged to identify and
bring into notice of their supervisor an area for improvement
in the quality management system.
The section Incharge or departmental head can initiate the
corrective and preventive action by filling in the Corrective/
Preventive Action Request (CPAR) describing the
unsatisfactory condition or the improvement suggestion.
MR is responsible for maintaining the Corrective Preventive
Action Log.
The concerned departmental head is responsible for
implementing the corrective and preventive action related to
his department with in the specified timeframe.
M.R is responsible for the follow up of corrective and
preventive action.
4. Procedures
Step I.
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Continual Improvement
The Company personnel are encouraged to identify
opportunities in the quality management system related
to his work function. The improvements may be
identified in the following manner:
a) Progressive up-grading the quality objectives on
routine basis
b) Performance improvements
c) Initiating corrective actions on recurrent problems
d) Initiating preventive actions on potential nonconformities
e) Giving suggestions for improvement
f) Quality Circles.
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Step II.
Step III.
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Step IV.
Step V.
Step VI.
Preventive Actions
Preventive actions are taken to eliminate any
potential causes of non-conformity. The objective is to
provide a mean for detecting any deterioration in
processes, work standards and systems and thus to
prevent the occurrence of a non-conformity.
The need for preventive action is brought out by analysis
of the following information:
Data on product and process trends
Customer feedback
Inspection and test records
Performance reviews of suppliers
Step VII.
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corrective action depends on the nature of nonconformity and its effect on the quality of product
A preventive action can also be initiated by any
person by reporting it to his/ her section in-charge or
departmental head that fills in the CPAR and sends it to
MR.
Step VIII.
Step IX.
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Signature officer;
Incharge Signature:
Signature officer;
Incharge Signature:
Follow Up Action: .
Signature officer;
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Incharge Signature:
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MR: __________
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GM: __________
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CE: __________
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